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This is the best Char Sui Chinese roast pork sauce I’ve had. The original recipe is from one of my favorite recipe sites. She’s paleo which means I can eat most of what she makes. Her cookbook is beautiful!
As with every recipe, I tweak it with what I have on hand. So here’s my version of NomNomPaleo’s Chinese roast pork marinade and sauce.
I made this to put on my broiled pomfret. It’s an adaptation of several sauces I was looking at.
I think I’ll make it again to put on other dishes.
1/2 – 1 Tablespoon lemon juice – or lime but I only had lemon. I used 1/2 because I don’t like it too sour
In keeping with my goal of reading a book a month, I count this one even though technically I used this book to lead small groups. Actually, I read this more thoroughly than other books and marked it up quite a bit because I had to internalize it in order to lead a discussion on it. It’s a book made for group discussions.
Read more of “The Gospel-Centered Community study guide by Thune & Walker”
I’ve been downloading free ebooks. They are free…and they are short usually. And they are concise. I know some of the free stuff are a teaser for the real book they want you to buy but that’s ok with me. I like getting an overview and if I like the topic I will in fact buy the book. I love books.
Read more of “The Discipleship Gospel Primer by Hull & Sobels”
I like these small books, they are concise, and gives me enough that if I want to dig deeper, I can get a bigger book on the topic, and maybe even by the same author.
Found: God’s Peace by John MacArthur is a book (88 pages excluding notes) I would read again to be reminded…
I don’t eat spicy, but decided to make some hot wings for a potluck.
This sauce turned out well. Spicyness can be adjusted according to your taste. You can use this for anything. I think I’ll use it on ribs next time.
I don’t measure, all according to taste, so these are approximate measures for…
I downloaded a free ebook titled “Pipeline-Creating and Curating a Recruiting Culture” by Todd Adkins (Lifeway).
The title of the book drew me in because it’s exactly what our church needs. As with all books I read, I always hope for an easy answer to a complex problem, same as when I google for a…
In keeping with reading a book a month (small or big books count), I read A Practical Guide to Culture – Helping the Next Generation Navigate Today’s World, by John Stonestreet & Brett Kunkle.
The book breaks down the various issues of the day such as gender identity, addiction, racial tension. Then it explains the…
Read more of “A Practical Guide to Culture by Stonestreet & Kunkle”
I have a hard time finishing this book. It started well, but I started skimming through it. It took me a long time to get through.
It’s not theologically accurate to the interpretation of the parable Jesus told, but that doesn’t bother me. I didn’t read it for it’s theological content. The book is more about Nouwen’s interpretation of the painting by Rembrandt.
Read more of “The Return of the Prodigal Son by Henri Nouwen”
Finally decided to read A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L’Engle, and then I find out it’s a Disney movie.
I’m trying to read a book a month; so far I’ve read short books the first 3 months of 2018. The idea is not the length, but just keep reading stuff that I want to read. (check Book Review category)